Corolla 2012 LE DRL and Radio Tuning

Asked by ismailk Nov 19, 2015 at 12:03 AM about the 2012 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: General

Hello, I am owner of Corolla 2012 LE Canadian which is in UAE (imported).

I have two things which want to fix.

01. Radio I can not tune it to even numbers and it just tune like 90.1, 90.3,
90.5 .... 106.1, 106.3. I want to tune it to 95.6 which the radio is not setting.

02. DRL I want to get rid of them to install HID or LED anything, is there is
switch or Computer method or shortcut to turn them off ?

1 Answer

Radio, no clue - sorry -=- The DRL's can be disabled by cutting a pin off the headlight module up behind the glovebox. I don't know which pin, there are 8 of them. There is no switch. But Recommend not messing with the factory lighting. The DRL's are a safety feature that are there for a reason, they didn't just get up one day and think "Let's start putting Daytime lights on our cars" they are proven to increase visibility to other cars and HID are nothing but annoying and dangerous to other drivers. The factory lighting is adequate.

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